From faith and entrepreneurship to community action, music and world affairs, this week's edition of Trevor Blackman Now brings together powerful conversations with people who have something important to say.
Trevor is joined by author, speaker and leadership coach Pastor Myra Brown-Williams to discuss her new book, From the Boardroom to the Bedroom. Together they explore faith, leadership, relationships, purpose and what it takes to succeed in business without losing sight of your values.
Our newest feature, Peaches Speaks, returns as community activist and educator Peaches takes to the streets of London. Speaking to both young people and older residents, she explores mental health, opportunity, crime and the challenges facing communities today, while asking a simple but important question: how do we rebuild stronger neighbourhoods and reconnect generations?
From Leicester, Mike and Cobbler from Dogs Don't Deal join Trevor to discuss their witty and thought-provoking new single, Be Less Jeff. Expect laughs, social commentary and a conversation about identity, modern life and the story behind one of the most talked-about songs on the independent music scene.
The programme also turns its attention to events beyond our shores. We hear about new allegations concerning foreign involvement in Sudan's devastating conflict and examine why the humanitarian crisis continues to demand international attention.
It's a programme packed with insight, conversation, challenge and humour — bringing together local voices, national issues and global stories that matter.
Guests and Features This Week
- Pastor Myra Brown-Williams – Author, Speaker and Entrepreneur
- Peaches Speaks – Voices from the streets of London
- Dogs Don't Deal – Talking music, culture and Be Less Jeff
- International Affairs – Sudan and the latest global developments
Find Out More
- Dogs Don't Deal: @dogs_dont_deal
- Watch Be Less Jeff: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQdFTMNj5f0&list=RDYQdFTMNj5f0&start_radio=1
- Pastor Myra Brown-Williams: @kingdomclassy
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